Trinity College announces professorship in memory of Fr Tony Coote who raised over €600k for MND research

Trinity College Dublin has appointed Dr Bahman Nassereloslami as the Tony Coote Assistant Professor in MND.

Trinity College announces professorship in memory of Fr Tony Coote who raised over €600k for MND research
Mon, 02 Sep, 2019 - 16:39
Denise O’Donoghue

A Dublin college has announced a professorship in honour of a late priest who raised awareness for Motor Neurone Disease (MND)following his own diagnosis

Fr Tony Coote died last week after being diagnosed with motor neuron disease in February 2018. He was 55.

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